Colleen Hoover Romanticizes Toxic Relationships – THE SPECTATOR

Colleen Hoover was 2022’s best selling author, single handedly taking the book industry by storm with her romance novels. Beyond just investigating fictional relationships, Hoover’s novels incorporate complexities such as domestic abuse, assault, and infidelity. TikTok–an app largely dominated by the youth–is largely responsible for Hoover’s maybe unintended audience; young women still working towards defining

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